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Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Introduction to Science Other easy 1 m. This question describes the systematic study of the natural world through observation, experimentation, and logical reasoning.
2. Scientific Thinking from Everyday Observations Other easy 1 m. This question emphasizes how daily life observations lead to scientific inquiry and understanding.
3. Science around us Other medium 3 m. This question emphasizes how everyday phenomena can be studied scientifically to explain natural changes.
4. Magnetic Effects of Electric current Other medium 3 m. This question describes how electric current creates a magnetic field around a conductor. It emphasizes its use in devices like motors, bells, and electromagnets.
5. Ways to maintain good health Other hard 5 m. This question emphasizes the importance of nutrition, exercise, medicines, and vaccines. It describes how these factors help maintain overall health and well-being.
6. Beneficial microorganisms Other hard 5 m. This question describes the useful roles of microorganisms in food production, agriculture, medicine, and the environment. It emphasizes their importance in supporting life.
7. Classification of Matter Based on Particle Composition Other hard 5 m. This question highlights how matter is classified into elements, compounds, and mixtures based on particle composition and how this classification determines the properties and behavior of substances.
8. Interconnection of Force, Pressure, and Particle Nature of Matter in Explaining Natural Phenomena Other hard 5 m. This question highlights how force leads to pressure, how pressure causes natural phenomena like winds and cyclones, and how these can be explained through the particle nature of matter.
9. Boundaries of Scientific Investigation Other easy 1 m. This question evaluates the understanding of the principles and boundaries of scientific investigation, including observation, experimentation, and control of variables in everyday contexts.
10. Moon phases Other medium 3 m. This question examines how the different phases of the Moon occur in a regular cycle and help in understanding natural time patterns.
11. Variables, Observations, and Controlled Experiments in Scientific Investigation Other hard 5 m. This question examines how identifying variables, making observations, and controlling experimental conditions help students understand and explain everyday scientific phenomena.